(Please CC me, I'm not on the list) First of all, congratulations on getting Xorg 7 into unstable! I upgraded last night without any major hitches... Save one minor annoyance... my x-cursor-theme isn't being honoured. Hardly a critical bug, but seeing that black pointer with the white outline again. The memories :)
Here's the story: -I use KDE and KDM as the login manager. -I installed 'gtk2-engines-industrial' basically for the jimmac cursors, and update-alternatives support -I can 'update-alternatives --config x-cursor-theme' -I can select '/usr/share/themes/Industrial/cursor.theme' -All I get is the default black with white outline theme for KDM and the user desktops. Upon upgrading to Xorg 7 the cursor theme immediately reverted to the 'black with white outline theme'. update-alternatives didn't change it back. I can manually select the theme from kcontrol/peripherals/mouse, and it will work for the given user. This isn't an option for KDM, without the power of google and rummaging around config files. The only reason why I have 'gtk2-engines-industrial' installed is for the 'update-alternatives' support goodness- so I was kind of fond of this working. I'm not sure if this is an Xorg bug, or gtk2-engines-industrial bug... But it is defiantly related to the transition, so I'm nagging you :) Thanks again to the folks who packaged Xorg 7- Cheers! _James